His Girlfriend was Killed by Barbaric

A British boy, Stewart Blackburn (18 years) charged with murdering his girlfriend, Jessica McCagh by burning. Jessica allegedly kicked, hit his head, then doused with gasoline and burned barbaric way. According to prosecutors at Superior Court Livingstone, Jessica lost their lives in the most horrible circumstances on April 25, ago. In the ninth session in court yesterday, the attorney general Frank Mulholland QC said Jessica died at the age of 17 years. Blackburn defendant admitted that his girlfriend died at the age of 17 years, but he denied murder. She was the girl who loved her family, but she died in a terrible state, and she burned to death."

"The core of this case, he burned to death at the hands of Blackburn Stewart, who poured gasoline and set fire to her body. This extraordinary crime. It's hard to imagine a cruel or sadistic treatment of other human beings like this." Therefore, the prosecutor urged the jury to convict the defendant guilty of murder. "You have to punish people guilty of murder, guilty of acts of barbarism and crimes against a defenseless young man."

The trial had previously been listening to confessions Blackburn as contained in the docket are made the police. Blackburn denied he had killed his girlfriend. He argued, the fire that appeared at that time, he turned on with the victim after they engaged conversation. But prosecutors insisted that Blackburn was the one who had killed Jessica. Mulholland said that Blackburn on the night in the drunk and angry. He deliberately pushed Jessica to a fence and hit his head.

"Violence like this is action thugs," said Mulholland. He also showed evidence that the previous Blackburn threatened to burn her boyfriend's family house with gasoline. Victim's parents, Garry and Marian McCagh, yesterday appeared in the High Court in Livingstone.
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